Summary
to gather {verb}
accumulare · ammassare · capire · raccogliere · riunirsi · cogliere · congregarsi · congregare · affluire · confluire · concorrere · ammassare · concentrare · convenire · argomentare · raccogliere · arguire · captare · radunare · raccogliere · assembrare · adunare · desumere · desumere · radunarsi · assembrarsi
English-Italian translation for "to gather"
"to gather" Italian translation
to gather {verb}
to gather [gathered|gathered] {vb} (also: to stock up, to bank, to heap up, to pile up)
Together we have gathered the experience on what are absolutely crucial issues, both for the future of the Commission and, indeed, for the future of the European Union as a whole.
to gather [gathered|gathered] {vb} (also: to accumulate, to build up, to hoard, to amass)
Because it was the temples that organized the harvest, gathered in the grain, offered it to the gods, and then offered the grain that the gods didn't eat back to the people.
to gather [gathered|gathered] {vb} (also: to apprehend, to comprehend, to see, to understand)
Finally, I gather that it is proposed that software might be patented.
So the evolution of this -- I gather this isn't your first pendulum.
I gather that the Spanish Presidency certainly intends to work on this with greater drive.
Mr President, I gather that this question refers to the issue of culture within the WTO.
I gather from his response that he is also in favour of this suggestion, to which the Commissioner immediately agreed.
to gather [gathered|gathered] {vb} (also: to reap, to gather, to comprise, to contain)
And it's great simply because they can gather open source intelligence.
In the future we intend to gather such information in a more structured manner.
And they forage maybe for about 20 meters away, gather up the seeds and bring them back to the nest, and store them.
How does nature gather the sun's energy?
The whole system would have a much lower profile, but also we could gather sunlight for six and a half to seven hours a day.
to gather [gathered|gathered] {vb} (also: to congregate, to congest, to converge, to convene)
This explains why the faithful had to gather before sunrise.(20)
I had as it were a great vision before my eyes: all the peoples of the world walking from different parts of the earth to gather before
to gather [gathered|gathered] {vb} (also: to take, to capture, to nab, to take advantage of)
"If Christians cultivate such openness and allow themselves to be tested, they will be able to gather the fruits of dialogue.
In this liturgical memorial of the Stigmata of St. Francis, let us try to gather some important aspects which this prodigious event offers
This was a big thing that I think when Major H told me, I wasn't really totally gathering what that would mean.
This is a million people gathering on the banks of the Ganges in 2001, perhaps the largest single gathering of human beings ever, as seen from satellite photograph.
These have been very successful in seizing the assets of drug dealers and other criminals as well as gathering evidence for further prosecutions.
to gather [gathered|gathered] {vb} (also: to come together, to assemble, to congregate)
to gather [gathered|gathered] {vb} (also: to group, to congregate, to assemble)
to gather [gathered|gathered] {vb} (also: to converge, to roll (in), to flow in, to stream)
to gather [gathered|gathered] {vb} (also: to roll (in), to flow in, to stream, to flood)
This was the epiphany of the Church, revealed as the people into which are gathered in unity, beyond all their differences, the scattered children of God.
to gather [gathered|gathered] {vb} (also: to assemble, to congregate)
to gather [gathered|gathered] {vb} (also: to assemble, to mass, to concentrate, to pack)
to gather [gathered|gathered] {vb} (also: to boil down, to assemble, to amass, to mass)
It's not something you have to worry about -- the air in this room all gathering over one part of the room and suffocating us.
to gather [gathered|gathered] {vb} (also: to join, to merge, to converge, to convene)
to gather [gathered|gathered] {vb} (also: to infer, to deduce, to work out)
to gather [gathered|gathered] {vb} (also: to embrace, to include, to incorporate, to encapsulate)
to gather [gathered|gathered] {vb} (also: to deduce, to infer)
to gather [gathered|gathered] {vb} (also: to win, to gain, to conquer, to collect)
to gather [gathered|gathered] {v.t.} (also: to collect, to assemble, to herd, to muster)
People could not gather without getting busted and taken to jail.
- the life, death and resurrection of Jesus in order to gather into one the scattered children of God;
He sent him to gather into one the dispersed children of God by offering himself as the lamb, the meek victim of expiation, on the altar of
North and South Slavic Conferences gathered for the Congress of Masters in Split (Croatia).
And my family and friends had gathered there to hear me speak.
to gather [gathered|gathered] {v.t.} (also: to gather, to reap, to comprise, to contain)
to gather [gathered|gathered] {v.t.} (also: to collect, to fit together, to fit, to put together)
to gather [gathered|gathered] {v.t.}
to gather [gathered|gathered] {v.t.} (also: to deduce, to infer)
to gather [gathered|gathered] {v.t.} (also: to get)
to gather [gathered|gathered] {v.i.} (also: to meet, to rally, to assemble)
The other participants thanked and inviting each other to gather after dinner in a festive and fraternal atmosphere as brothers know how to...
to gather [gathered|gathered] {v.i.} (also: to troop, to congregate, to crowd, to swarm)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "gather":
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "to gather" in Italian
Similar words
gastronomic · gastronomical · gastronomy · gat · gate · gatecrasher · gatekeeper · gates · gateway · gateways · gather · gathered · gathering · gathers · gaudy · gaunt · gauntlet · gauntness · gauze · gawk · gay
In the English-Turkish dictionary you will find more translations.